Min 12/28/1916 Page 136. Wichita Falls, Texas, Dec 28th 1916.
The Board of Aldermen of the City of Wichita Falls, Texas, met
in regular session on above date with Mayor A H Britain pre-
, siding and with the foll®wing aldermen present, to-wit;
J L Lea, Jr. J W Bradley, M J Gardner, J A Richolt and J F Reed.
City Atty 9utt, City Clerk Skeen, City engineer Hinckley, City
Marshal Humphris and City Assessor and Collector Robertson in
attendance.
Minutes of last regular meeting were read and:_approved.
Motion was made by J A Richolt and seconded by J W Bradley, that
Kemp & Duncan be paid for four cars of crushed stone amounting to
$159.32 and that A B Crider be paid for eleven cars of sand amouht-
ing to $166.80. Motion carried.
Motion was made by J F Reed and seconded by M J Gardner, that
the Stokes Electric Co be paid for wiring Lamar Park building
amounting to ;6.00. Motion carried.
ORDINANCE No 235.
An Ordinance regulating the sale and the keeping for sale of
Meats, Fish, Game, Poultry and Products thereof; regulating the
transportation of Meats, Game, Fish, Poultry and prOdudts there-
of; regulating the construction and operation of slaughter
houses and providing penalties, was read, and all the Aldermen
of the City being present Dr Reed moved that the rale requiring
that prdinances be read and passed at three seperate regular
meetings of the Board of Aldermen, the last of which to take
place not less than ten days from the first, be suspended, and
the Ordinance regulating the sale and the keeping for sale of
Meats, Game, Fish, Poultry and products thereof; regulating the
transportation of Meats, Game, Fish, Poultry and products thereof;
'regulating the doftetructipn and hperAhion Of slaughter houses,
and providing penalties, be finally adopted, which was seconded
by J W Bradley, and upon a Yea and Nay vote the rule was suspended
and the ordinance was adopted by the unanimous vote of all the
Aldermen of the City as follows; J 17 Bradley, Yea, J A Richolt,
Yea, J F Reed, Yea, M J Gardner, Yea, J L Lea, Jr. Yea.
Mayor Britan then declared the rule suspended and the ordinance
regulating the the sale and the keeping for sale of Meats, Game,
Fish, Poultry and productee thereof, regulating the transportation
of Meats, Game,Fish, Poultry and products thereof; regulation the
construction and operation of slaughter houses and fixing penal-
ties duly and finally adopted by the unanimous vote of all the
Aldermen of the City being present and voting "Yea".
ORDINANCE No 237.
An Ordinance creating a Board of Health for the City of Wichita
Falls, Texas, its organization and defining its powers and duties,
was read, and all the Aldermen of the City being present, J W
Bradley moved that the rule requiring that ordinances be read and
passed at three separate regular meetings of the Board of Alder-
men, the last of which to take place not less than ten days from
the first, be suspended, and the ordinance creating a Board of
Health for t.,e City of ,ichita Falls, Texas, its organization and
defining its powers and duties, be adopted, which was seconded by
M J Gardner, and upon a yea and Nay vote the rule was suspended
and the ordinance was adopted by the unanimous vote of all the
Aldermen of the City as follows; J W Braley. Yea, J A Richolt,
Yea, J F Reed, Yea, M J Gardner, Yea, J L Lea, Jr. Yea.
Mayor Britain then declared the rule suspended and the ordinance
creating a Board of Health for the City of aichita Falls, Texas,
its organization and defining its powers and duties duly and
finally adopted by the unanimous vote of all the Aldermen of the
City being present and votting Yea.
ORDINANCE No 238.
An Ordinance requiring physicians and other persons to report the
existance of certian communicable diseases, providing for quar-
antine, isolation, regulating the conduct of persons suffering
from such diseases and of contacts, and fixing penalties, was
read, and all the Aldermen of the City being present, Dr Reed
moved that the rule requiring that ordinances be read and passed
at three seperate regular meeting of the Board of A1demman, the
last of which to take place not less than ten days from the
first, be suppended, and the ordinance gaquaalag Phgaicians and
other persons to report the existance of certain communicable
diseases, providing for quarantine, isolation, regulating the
conduct of persona suffering from such diseases and of contacts,
and fixing penalties, be adopted, which was eeeonded by M J
Gradher, and upon a Yea and Nay vote the rule was suspended and
the ordinance 'Las adopted by the unanimous vote of all the
Aldermen of the City as follows; J W Bradley Yea, J x Richolt,
Yea, J F Reed, Yea, M Y Gardner, Yea, J L Lea, Jr , Yea.
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Mayor Britain then decl ed the rule suspended and the Ordinance
requiring Physicians and other persons to report the existence of
certain com =w#& diseases, providing for quarantine, isolation&
regulating the conduct ofc�ma suffering from such diseases
and of yaws, and fixi penalties duly adopted by the unanimous
vote of all theme Aldermen of the City being present and voting "Yea". \
There being no further bt_ss the Board of alarm_ adjourned.
Read and approved th wZ/ Wiz. of January 1917.
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